Bernini reportedly knelt before one painting in the second group of these works, which depicted a mysterious veiled woman at the far left, though the rest of the scene simply showed the ceremony of Joseph and Mary. Another work in the second group reverses the composition of its artist's earlier depiction of The Death of Germanicus and shows a man in a yellow robe with candle in hand hunching over a dying Roman soldier. That second group currently resides in Scotland's National Gallery as part of the Sutherland loan and was commissioned by a man for whom the artist earlier painted Israelites Gathering the Manna. The last painting in the first group was destroyed by the fire at Belvoir Castle, where that group resided after being commissioned by Cassiano del Pozzo. The second group, however, is still intact and had been commissioned by Paul Freart de Chantelou. For 10 points, name these two series of paintings by Nicolas Poussin depicting scenes of marriage, ord
Bernini reportedly knelt before one painting in the second group of these works, which depicted a mysterious veiled woman at the far left, though the rest of the scene simply showed the ceremony of Joseph and Mary. Another work in the second group reverses the composition of its artist's earlier depiction of The Death of Germanicus and shows a man in a yellow robe with candle in hand hunching over a dying Roman soldier. That second group currently resides in Scotland's National Gallery as part of the Sutherland loan and was commissioned by a man for whom the artist earlier painted Israelites Gathering the Manna. The last painting in the first group was destroyed by the fire at Belvoir Castle, where that group resided after being commissioned by Cassiano del Pozzo. The second group, however, is still intact and had been commissioned by Paul Freart de Chantelou. For 10 points, name these two series of paintings by Nicolas Poussin depicting scenes of marriage, ordination, penance, and eucharist.
Bernini reportedly knelt before one painting in the second group of these works, which depicted a mysterious veiled woman at the far left, though the rest of the scene simply showed the ceremony of Joseph and Mary.
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